It means they'll treat Kim as on par with a superpower rather than as a tin pot dictator with a made-up war to keep his people in line
Per pool at DMZ, Pence just said: "the era of strategic patience is over." Which means what, exactly?
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It means you, Glenn Thrush, are a rookie on North Korea policy. This was a Clintonism used to promote his North Korea policy.
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It was actually Obama's doctrine, no?
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More or less, I think that's fair.
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Trump is bored and wants to potentially kill millions for the drama of all of it.
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His polls have been down. Bomb Syria, they went up. Bomb ISIS in Afghanistan. poll # go up. Threaten NK? They go up again. See the pattern?
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They didn't end up going up much but he got praise from pundits on cable which is manna from heaven for him.
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The administration’s been using that line for a while. Rejection of Obama-era “strategic patience” and alliance coordination.
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Effort by Trump administration to get Chinese to put pressure on NK is what Pence (and others) mean by ending strategic patience.
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No more of the assumption of the Obama administration that North Korea would isolate itself enough to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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So regardless of whether the new Trump approach to NK is prudent or not, ending “strategic patience” does actually mean something.
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Remember when Clinton was supposed to be the war hawk?
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It means the FBI is about to come knocking!
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It means the Trump administration will come up with a new slogan to describe the same policy as Obama, and Bush
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Seriously, are we not the ones picking this fight? I don't think NK was bothering anyone until Someone started tweeting ...
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Nuclear Holocaust = Divine Judgement. Let the LORD sort out our souls!
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Two Maniacs are more Dangerous than One!
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